Online StudentsOnline EducationThe purpose of online education is to provide quality programs of study that are flexible, convenient, accelerated, relevant and grounded in a Christian worldview. Through a broadly based education in the liberal arts, sciences and professions, students are enabled to acquire ideas and concepts that sharpen their insights, obtain competencies appropriate to their career goals, develop the skills and commitment for lifelong learning and value Christian ethics for personal growth and behavior. Online AdvisingHow do I find out who my advisor is? Students are assigned academic advisors based on their major of choosing. If a student changes their major, their When should I see my advisor? MiscellaneousStudent Accounts Syllabi Library, Computers and Other InformationIf you have questions about library resources, contact Kathy Kempa, the electronic and distance education librarian, at 863.667.5949 or via email at kfkempa@seu.edu. You have access to resources from the library, such as the 15,000 full-text periodicals and 2,000 e-books. For library hours and other information about the SEU library, click here.
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Make sure you check your school email account daily. Important announcements and classroom changes are communicated via email.
Place your book order online, over the phone or in person. The easiest way to purchase your textbooks is online. You may purchase textbooks and have them shipped directly to your home. You also may request delivery to your classroom by adding a comment to your order.
Your student ID gives you admission to the athletic facilities such as the gym, pool, whirlpool and tennis courts. You are able to check out books, movies and CDs in the library with your student ID, and you can use the computer labs on campus. For more information about the Fire Card, click here or fill out the Student ID Request Form.
Click here for information about using computers on campus as well as other Web-based student tools.
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